We’re all about seasonally ready attire, but sometimes we just like to dream. This Silent bomber jacket isn’t great for right now, but when the weather calms down (or the seasons change) it’ll be a good look. Obviously it’ll be a better look if you wear a shirt underneath. (Oki-Ni)

Curated comes through with some looks from Salon del Mobile in Milan. “Celebrating 100 Years, Trussardi has relaunched Trussardi MY Design in collaboration with designer Michael Young. The chairs, tables, stools and more that make up the collection debuted on April 12, 2011 at the Salon del Mobile in Milan. It’s all about Italian excellence in the arts and design – but mixing traditional aesthetics with the new and inventive manufacturing potential of Asia.”

More looks over on Curated.

Written by a Canadian, Peter Toohey, “Boredom: A Lively History” has the best title of any book released this week.

This informative and entertaining investigation of boredom—what it is and what it isn’t, its uses and its dangers—spans more than 3,000 years of history and takes readers through fascinating neurological and psychological theories of emotion, as well as recent scientific investigations, to illustrate its role in our lives. There are Australian aboriginals and bored Romans, Jeffrey Archer and caged cockatoos, Camus and the early Christians, Dürer and Degas. Toohey also explores the important role that boredom plays in popular and highbrow culture and how over the centuries it has proven to be a stimulus for art and literature.

One wonders what Toohey would say about Tumblr.

Copies are available from YUP and Amazon.

“You’ll be the life of the party in our men’s lively cotton twill pants,” say the folks at Orvis. We agree, these pants are pretty amazing. Lightweight twill with all-over print (no BAPE), the trousers are built for long lasting wear and comfort, and designed for crashing beach weddings from Bar Harbor to Charleston.

Available in navy or red.

Check out the navy Pineapple Pants from Orvis after the jump.

Curated turns us onto this:

“The Dutch designer showed through Amsterdam gallery Art Affairs, offering up more of her brilliant art virus series. With bulbous light bulbs appearing to consuming their surroundings, Bergmans excels at giving life to inanimate objects.”

See more over at Curated.

You know Car shoe right? They make those shoes that are usually called all kinds of sprezzy but actually make you look like a sleazy Italian pick up merchant. Well they’ve done these trainers that are actually pretty good looking. As we’re sure you know, grey trainers pretty much go with every colour under the sun, so they make a nice change of pace from your fancy shoes. (Matches)

“The event will be the ultimate showcase of the brand capturing all facets of the brand from emotion to weather, hosted at Beijing Television Centre on a 2000sqm sound stage, which broadcasts to over 90 million people each day. Burberry will become the first luxury brand to use groundbreaking virtual image technology, combining live models with animated footage and life-like holograms with a fully immersive audio, visual and sensory experience connecting the physical and digital…”

Stream the Burberry’s Beijing show today beginning at 8:30am New York time.

After that dose of Perks crazy, we feel it’s only right to showcase some calm. We’re not sure when it happened, but it looks like everyone in the timeless classics set is doing a green shirt of some kind. We’re not complaining though, especially when they look as good as this one. Sadly, this won’t transform you into Miles Davis on Milestones. (Bureau)

When we see jumpers like this we get all Russell Crowe in Gladiator ‘is this not why you are here?!’. It’s almost like it’s daring you to wear it. Said you liked patterns? well give this a go. It’s fair (and bleedingly obvious) to say that this isn’t one for the wallhuggers. (Wood Wood)

01. Recently, Randomly #62

More beautiful pictures. (This is Naive)

02. Murray makes Miami boxing pilgrimage

“Andy Murray loves his boxing so much that when you throw the name Peter Buckley into the conversation, one of the most obscure British sportsmen of recent years, he can immediately tell you that he’s the journeyman from Birmingham who retired recently with a memorable record of 32 wins and 256 losses.” (BBC)

03. Sales of shorts soar – but do we wear them well?

“Sales of men’s shorts have more than doubled since this time last year, as Britain enjoyed the warmest weekend of the year so far. John Lewis reported that sales had more than doubled between January and April owing to the recent spate of hot weather, but said the success was also attributable to its range of tailored shorts, which were proving popular among men seeking a “preppy look”.” (The Independent)

04. Laurent Gbagbo’s humiliating fall

“There was to be no suicide pill, no bullet in the brain, no heroic martyrdom. Instead, it is claimed, there was a humiliating slap on the cheek and Laurent Gbagbo was hauled from his bunker and paraded before the TV cameras.” (Guardian)